Shape your thinking for an engagement offer at your organisation or service: understand the why, get to the detail and find out the voice.
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Membership
Planning for the future: Brexit, NHS and paediatric workforceIn his November blog, Russell reflects on a tumultuous month in politics and looks to the future for the NHS and paediatrics.
Benefit of the month - admissions ceremoniesThese special events celebrate your achievements as our newest Ordinary members and Fellows, with a formal presentation of your MRCPCH or FRCPCH certificate followed by an afternoon tea. -
Education and careers
Spotlight on health promotionAs a paediatric trainee, how can you use everyday opportunities to promote healthy lifestyles and prevent illness? -
Work we do
Building a culture of care quality improvementMandy Lisle, a midwife working in our Rwandan Obstetric Care Programme, tells us how local health professionals and our 'Global Links' mentors are improving care for mothers and babies. -
Resources
Expert witness in child protection course“An excellent course in improving statement preparations and developing courtroom skills.” - previous delegate | 4-5 February, London
Epilepsy passportsGiving essential information about a child or young person’s epilepsy, including their emergency care plan, medication history and key contacts. -
Key topics
What's your priority?#ChildHealthMatters because every child has the right to live a healthy, happy life. We're asking people to share their priority for child health.
Innovators in paediatricsNew for 2019 RCPCH Conference and exhibition, short presentations will showcase the latest ideas and discoveries in child health. -
News and events
Help us show that #ChildHealthMattersWe're calling on the Government to make child health a priority. Help make decision makers sit up and listen by sharing your top priority on Twitter.
How to Manage: Paediatric sepsisNICE and current evidence recommend delivering a sepsis bundle of care in 60 minutes. Could you do this in practice?
Our tried and tested activities help you find out what children and young people who use your services think.
When you involve a child, young person, parent or carer in your committee, how can you ensure a meaningful experience?
CYP don't ask for much when it comes to their healthcare - they just want to be understood
This resource provides you with the key pieces of legislation that support active involvement of children and young people in health decisions and service design.
Over 1,000 children, young people and family members looked at topics from our State of Child Health report - including poverty, mental health, PSHE , LGBT and children’s rights.
Children and young people using these services told us how they would like to be involved: more choice and flexibility, sharing experiences with others and feeling like they're making a difference.
We work to ensure that the voice of children, young people and families is making a difference in child health and healthcare for young patients.